Media Narratives and Their Impact on Religious Identity Formation

This exam evaluates the ways in which media narratives shape and inform religious identity formation across different cultures. It analyzes narratives presented through news, television, and social media platforms.

The representation of religious communities in media narratives can significantly affect public perception and self-identity among believers. Understanding these narratives is essential for scholars, as it impacts intercultural relations and community dynamics.

Students will demonstrate their ability to critically engage with media narratives, analyzing how they influence individual and collective identities and the role of representation in shaping these identities.

Preparation should involve familiarity with case studies that illustrate the intersection between narrative and identity formation.